Tree Trimming
Crews from John's Tree Service will be here July 5-11 to do general trimming and tree debris clean up.
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Seville, OH 44256
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Crews from John's Tree Service will be here July 5-11 to do general trimming and tree debris clean up.
The association-wide exterior painting project is entering its finals stages as painters finish units on Lake Terrace Drive..
All exterior painting should be completed this summer.
All changes to the common area or unit exterior require a Request for Change.
Why?
Common Excuses:
Here's how the Request for Change process works.
It isn't feasible for the association to clean away all mold accumulations on shaded stucco areas as quickly as they grow. Shaded walls grow green gunkies at an astounding rate, especially when it's hot and humid.
Unit owners who find the green fuzz unsightly can clean it away by simply spraying the affected areas with a prepared mold removal liquid (available from department and home improvement stores), followed by gentle scrubbing with a soft bristle brush, and rinsing with a garden hose spray.
An effective and cost effective mold cleaner can also be mixed from household items that commonly include chlorine bleach, a squeeze of dish detergent, and a dash of borax.
Here's a link to a more detailed explanation that includes different recipes and mixing ratios for your home made brew. (Scroll straight to Part 2 of the article for mixing and cleaning instructions.)
Just be sure to wear protective clothing, including gloves and glasses, long sleeves and pants, and make sure the bleach solution doesn't damage desirable plants, pets, or other belongings.
The red Help button at the upper right of the web site home page now links to the APM Portal. Now, when you click on the button, you'll be directed to the Portal gateway page where you can log in to your personal account (if you have already registered), or register to set up a new account.
The Help button has been in place for some time now as a fast way to make a maintenance request, but the new link provides additional information and services to unit owners. Moreover, we have welcomed several new residents to our community in the past year, so the Help button will be new to some of you.
If you have a maintenance request, simply click on the maintenance tab after logging in, fill out the request form, and click on the submit button when done.
The Portal offers additional features compared to the old maintenance request form: while you are logged in, you can also review and edit your personal contact information, make payments, view the payment status of your account, and access other features, some of which may be added in the future.
If you are uncertain about how to proceed, or have questions or a problem, call APM at 330 722 3000, or email .
New residents may have aditional questions about Portal. Please see the next article, originally published in August 2017, for a Portal Q&A.
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Clothes dryers should have their vents and vent pipes inspected and cleaned at least annually. Heavily used dryers may require more frequent cleaning.
The accompanying image shows a two-year accumulation of lint removed from a smooth-walled vent pipe connected to a gas dryer in one of our units. The amount of lint removed from this 10-foot length of pipe is substantial.
Ribbed accordion-style flex hoses are even less forgiving, since the ribbed walls catch and accumulate lint deposits even faster than smooth-walled pipe. Common complaints of lint buildup include reduced dryer efficiency (more time needed to dry the clothes). Heat backup in the dryer due to poor venting can also burn out thermal overload fuses in dryers, shutting them down completely.
In some cases, lint accumulations result in house fires.
Whether you do the work yourself, or hire a contractor to clean them for you, dryer vents demand periodic attention to ensure safe, efficient dryer operation.